CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING,

Miaa Badic Lotwj, U food of bathing. Mr. and Mn. Georg* P. Connor ami frmUj, of Philadelphia are Carroll Villa

THURSDAY, JULY *8. 18BI.

I» strong contrast to Baby McKee' Miniature rubber boots—the'smalles «rtr made—la the pair made for a J. Trusty, of Cape May Point, which are the largest which can be made, and are •till a sise too small for Trusty. They are No 11, and were bought through Hr. E. Johnson, of this city, who furnished Baby McKee's.

■Iiilsnt manager of the Hotel Lefty atte, Is well reread la his business, as ha la the proprietor of the Palmer House, a Urge hotel In that famous winter resort, Imkswood, N. J. Mr. Palmar la •ad many marks made about him by tbs guests. At the Capa May Pishing Club room at BobelUnger’e Landing, a company of friends were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Miller, oe Tueedsy after-

Dr. R. T. Sanders and wife, of Sc Loots, Mo., are pleasantly sojourning at Carroll Villa. L. C. IMrt, a manufacturer of shirts, of Roughkaepele, N. Y-, la registered U the Lafayette. Senator Maurice A. Itogere, from Camden county, and family, are stopping at Carroll Villa. Her. J. M.Conway, pastor Sc Augustine R. C. Church, BelUmore,registered at the Arlington yesterday. B. F. Garria, Chief Engineer U. 8. N., with hie wile and nieoe. Mlaa Klale Clark, are at the Hotel Lafayette. Mrs. J.C. Berg lumen, of Pittsburgh, m handsome daughter of CoL Cake, with her father at the Lafayette. Tboa. E. French, a wall known lawyer of Camden, and at one time the law partner of Judge Chas. G. Garrison, Is ere. Gao. W. Rankin, a prominent busl. me man of Pittsburgh, with his wife nd the Mieses Rankin, are at

Bghtlul aroonllght sail was taken. The party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. Spioer Learning, Mr. and Mrs. Jamas M. X. Hildreth, Hon. Jamas E Taylor and wife. Mrs. Chris. Gallagher, Mias Nellis Gallagher, Dr. Pbyslck, Mlaa Bailie Mecrey, Mrs. Gnefe Giles. At Congress Hall can be found, for the months of July and August, J B. Slaps and his talented wife, Belem, New Jersey. Mr. Blape w twenty-fire years Prosecutor of the Pleas for Salem county, and made a brilliant, useful and brainy public officer. He secured the conrlctkm of 'Weedcn and Walker for the part they took in the prise fight near Salem, which resulted far the death of Walker after the fight. Mr. Blape la now one of the State Tax CommiaaWu appointed by Got. Abbett, with a salary of *i,500 year. Albert H. Blape stands high In the eouncUa of hie party, and ia one of the shiest lawyers la the State of New Jersey, and can have the Democratic it fen if be

ter Geo. D. Fen no, son of G. ,, managing editor of the PhUa-

on the pier with Ua new jointed rod and duplex red yesterday morning, had a berth oa the lower deck. For an hour or twu, bitea wore rather alow, but when the ebb tide made things brisk u] a little be caught half a dosea sizeable fish and was shout to gather up his

catch and go home when be

mendous tng on his line. The first Idea

waa that be had hooked shark, but making a t

he brought to the rurfeee a huge beast

young black fish. The y made several futile effoi

the distance between himself and his catch. After cutting severel red streak •

In hi, hand an _ _

tied hU line to a pod of the pier and want for the assistance of the pier ■weeper. On returning he saw wake off In the direction of sunrise,

evidently made by the which he had felled to

Our seaside contemporaries, the Atlantic City Vmttn and the Cape May Daily By ax. are now la the helghtk of their oonlrorerey oyer the merits of The lime*

•ays that Cape May is no more to compared with Atlantic City than mole la to be compared with mountain, era babe la arms with John L. Bull Iran. Whereupon the Stax get* hack at Its contemporary with the assertion that Atlantic City owes all of Ha growth, which has not been due ns for the enjoyment of

s of the other plaoee.

will alt down and figure it up that both I*pen are right.—Caasdan Chun Our good friend, the Oeurear's > — ie to Cape -idiculouzly re the Cmm's metaphor*. We admire the Cims* greatly, and regn* that R has not a better canai Which to display Its seal, and a X lone resort to boom. By the way. Cape May la this year the resort to which very large percentage of Oa ' prominent officials are docking. The distinguished Judge Garrison, of the

one- Judge R. T. Miller, who is City Solicitor, Is the cynosure of all •yes when be enters Congress Hall, attired la hi* handsome neglige suite. CoL Jams M. Soovel la here, as full of

jolly wherever be may go. H« has not gone fishing yet, by tbs waj, but he will f* soon, and wa expert to l

femity, and than are other* who should be mentioned, bad this aCsrt has proven ■g that we shall haw We are glad to see

0b r Gbeeks. And Other Personal Mention.

Felix CrayereH and the “fSeraate*

Car* May. N. J., July «, 18fil. For the Daily St**. Hoo. "Mix" Creyeroft, who waa the mint under the "stafled prophet of William Street" and who, like St. Paul

Powell's restaurant. Washington SL,

David Teller,! retired real e> of Philadelphia and very prominent among the Hebrews of that city, is at

tha Stock too.

Mr. E. C. Potto, a prominent Wall street broker, hae engaged room* at the Arlington for four weeks, beginning

Saturday next

Mr*. Henry Elaenbrandt, of BalU■ore, has engaged rooms at tbs Arlington for the season and will occupy them

u Saturday next.

Mlm Edith Fowler, the vlvsctoui daughter of Captain Charles E. Tow1st, of Baltimore, is enjoying Cape May 'ensures vary fully. Hon. John Dean, President Judge of Blair oounty. Pa., la at Cong nmer. Judge Dean register* from HoUidaysburg. Mrs. J. Clemente and aon, wife of ar Cap* May bottler, are sojourning with Mrs. A. R. Gordon and will reMan duri^ the season. Miss M. J. Harrity, tha aoo •ter of Paonaylvanla'a Secretary of State, a very pretty woman of graceful form, le at the Lafayette. L. C. Dupont, of the famous family of powder manufacturers, of W limington, Del., le registered at the Hotel Imfeystte for an extended visit. Mr.Jaoob Lodge is again at his favorite resort, stopping with his old friend CapL C. P. Foster. Tbs fish la the Kinds wlU all bust their bolce now. Mlm Jolla Ruaaell, daughter of Geo. Roseall, who la stopping with Mrs. B. K. Jameson, la a very pretty lady of ‘ ipoeitioo- Miss Roseau is very graceful dancer. Mrs. Cathell, s weU known social Oman of Baltimore, accompanied by her three lovely daughter*, is here for M season. Hotel Lafayette Is where my make their summer home. Philip Sheridan Cake ie adding the graceful art of dancing to his already 're repertoire of acoomplUhProf. Loomis says the handsome Phil, la making great progress Enoch Pratt, the well known Balty-

llfbt,” needless to say Is now s good Republican. The Hon. “Felix'’ now edits the Srruaten BepMico*, the lirolicit, breeziest aod most wide-awake dally journal In the valley of the Laekranna. Crayorofl waa a "mint drop' ’ he waa dropped from the mint. He i longer enthuses on Grover Clevend, who, he says, la doomed to defeat In 18M. but In a recent letter to the writer (J. M. S ) be aaya "I read your

oo Thaddeus Sterena, tha great aer. In McClure's Tumtt, and It admirable article* and justly a truly great ate team an and

patriot. "I alec read you Nloolay— McClure article to the Cape May Daily Stab—and you get closer to the facte th.e anybody who baa written on this deeply Interesting subject I want to am your article to Lippixc*a't Magatuu

Marshall, of Kentucky, and

Tom Corwin, of Ohio, to your aketch

aneoua Stump Oratory to "Too can put me down as

an advocate of Benjamin Harrison'* reml nation and reflection as President r four .'year* more, both, I think, song the certainties of the future,and . ju can put me down for straight Ropublicsnl«m and for Mr. Stanley Quay, (or Chairman of tha National CommitHa la the one man to knock out Cleveland in 1892. This Is what Craycroft neatly and historically says of "Reformer" PatUson's *4,800 bath at Harrisburg to his Nrrsafoa RtpubUco* : "While Governor Psttleon'e *4.800 bath room may shock the sensibilities of the great unwashed It will not compare to grandeur with the luxurious baths of Oriental princes and Roman kings. From tbs well thumbed pages of Grover Cleveland's encyclopedia wc are able to laarn something of the primitive enstoms, program and splen dor of the bath. It la aet forth that the heroes of Homer for the .most pert bathed to the streams and hereto they resembled PatUson's rural constituency. But Ulyama is recorded as having discovered the warm bath to the palace of Circe. Coming down to the time of the Romans ws find In Mr. Cleveland' favorite book this striking pasasg apropos to the iotrodaotiou of effeminacy Into the Governor's house. ‘In the better days ot the republic, according to Seneca, the bathing bouse* were small, dark and Inconvenient, they were placed under the superintendence of the mdllea and contained warm and cold baths alone. It waa not until the days of tbs empire that the immense therm* (bathe) were erected whom ruins atUl amaze the traveller and perplex the antiquary.' From this It will be seen that with the tatrodoetloa of thorn splendid baths which have been the wonder of the subsequent world the Romans lost their liberty aod through them Rome finally fell. They my that history repeats Itself and to view of tbit fact may not BUI Soott hope that the Pattleoo boom wUI perish to the guber-

natorial bath tub f "

Mr. Creyeroft expects to spend the Bret two weeks, hit vacation aod reoem at the elegant hostelrW of Bro. Cake

t

ipegne mist," at the

Palace Pharmacy, opposite Congress

cut. Established ovsr fifty years. J<

Hand's, 0 Washington street.

Go to Lansing's Cafe, and Summer Garden, oorncr Lafayette and and De-

' atreela, for private terrapin sup-

. sort, hard, and deviled crabs, oysters scalloped aod to every other style, and little nock clams. Game to season. Wince aod liquors. Beer oo draught. Families supplied. * The tally-bo ooach la popular. Parties enjoy the exhilarating experience ol riding about the city and vicinity to It,

daily.

After the hop to-night get a glam ol Chocolate Ice Cream Soda at tbs Palace Pharmacy. Souvenir Spoons at Jo*. Hand's, • Washington street. They are worthy of your attention. Com* and see them.' As evidence that the salt, am water docs not penetrate very deeply bathers, there are niangooutant bathers who at If you have never tried Socialite Lemonade, you want to do so. Can be had at Columbia avenue drug

<mlg.

Trunks, umbrellas, etc., at 1 Smith's, 47 Washington street. Try s ‘‘Champagne mbit,"

.also ~

HalL

Maybe It's warm, you're tired and thirsty. Kuspp's Root Beer Extract makes Root Beer to five minutes. W. H. Heita' photograph gallery on Beach avenoe, between Jackson and Parry atreela, la fully equipped for tbc ■ , branch*#. Excellent are being finished dally and giving the utmost satisfaction. The patronage of Cape May City aod neighboring villages is solicited. Come and examine the samples of bis eao>lleut work, and alt for portraits. Pen*Ion disbursements have Increased from *80.000,000 to 1873 to «100.0JO,000

to 1880.

Try a Cherry Bounce at the Palace

Pharmacy.

Wiley’s Congress Hall bath house are the best equipped oa the be ' Careful attendance. Russet wagon, horse, harness. By and driver may be seen as s livery rig on our streets almost any day. Huyler's celebrated confections can be bad only at Mercy A Mecray'a. * Chocolate caramels fresh today, H. Naas, 61 Washington street. The summer girl, all to white, from the cap to her a boss. Is s pretty ploture. The Cold Spring lady who passed the dictionary to the new minister for s hymn-book, was vary much embarrassed ben she discovered her mistake. After bathing, next to order is to a at Kennedy's U. 8. P. and gets of Bedf, Iron sod Wine with ream. Simply delicious. • Try _ Num, Jr., 51 Washington street. Views of President Harrison's cottage, Cape May Light House and other promsubjects for sale at Uaiea' gallery,

Now that Riverton has been ao decently defeated, F. Sidney Townsend d confer with Congressman Reyburn about organizing that baby parade.

to Cap* May for many ssssodi, la at rem Hill for the summer. With him an Mia. Pratt, the Mieses Hyde sad Henry P. James. J. A. Bradley, ton handsome and affabla clerk of lb* Hotel Lalayette, le aa especial favorite of tha many young i at tost popular house. Mr. Bradley has been with Mr. Tracy for several yean at the Washington House,

Col. Chas. Duffy, ao veil known to Cape May, having been for many seasons proprietor of toe Stockton and Coogrem Hotels, and now proprietor of the Park Hotel, Williamsport, Pa.,with Mr*. Duffy and nleea, la at tha Lafeyto for several weeks. CoL Owen Stewart, to* genial real Hate max, of Lou levins, Ky., la Imre well supplied with a new stock of his

Stewart has bam eomtog hare for many i and number* a boat of friends. With toe Colouei are his sister-to-lsw, Mrs. A. B. Stewart and Mtaa Myrtle

water to taken daily, and also when the elite of society bathe. • All ayrnpa made horn fresh fruit* and fruKJuioas with refined eager and pure water. No artificial oombineoua at Kennedy's U. S. P. People of Cap* May Point will vote a the qneetioo of borough incorporation oo August 4th, Judge Reed having goad an order to that effect. Wltoy'a Coogrem Bath* are apleodWIy luipped for bualneea, with exuelleot bathing robes, polite attention, aod ventout rooms. Pavilion oa tbs to for accommodation of bis bathers. A lady has been engaged during the part few days to arranging for supplies for a boarding cottage, she expects to next season. She has

rate* for bathing How Ilka a woe

are lha largest to to* East, to* Stockton. Mr. Martin to oo* of toe ort genial and whole aoulrd of men :press!v* phrase : "One of Nature' Mr. and Mrs. Wat. Dawson, of rooklyu, are apsndtoc their fourth ■aoo at Caps May, a topping, aa tofora, at tha Arlington. They bare tried ell tbs resorts oo toe ooeet my that for aa average good fishing time, toe fish In Cold Spring Inlet have a more appreciative regard for the low at toe other sod of toe line than axyotharplaa*. Aa aa angler lor big fish Mre. Dawaoo la toe greatest enecea* of tola season.

Jahxs Matlacs Boovkl. ITARLIGHT. Go to toe Stockton Baths for polite

What auprema

Fresh Country

egg* and Darlington'* ’ Butter, to pound and

packages. Very ooovei [teaTKehr * Church. 15 Washington SC, opposite Stax office. * - - - - - ■ c. a p m

Pboea, at F dyatrikieg.

Bally. Banka A Biddle, to well for reliability and good workmanship. Watches and slocks repaired. Ha mskaa a apeclalty of manu factoring fin* jswalry, «uah aa Rtoga, Stick Pina, Charms, etc., and has a large stock of Cape May diamond*, '

maritawTqutiity end ponty. WUI Richardson and party oangbt

AX Ixterrirv with Mr. E. C. height. Our e«teemrd summer resident, Mr. E. C. Knight, whose beautiful cottage Congress P'sca command* an uninterrupted aod charming vtow of the ocean, la probably the oldest aummer habitue of Cap* May. He baa born coming here tlirough two gsueralloua of >tor*. extending to RevolaUouxry i when hi* maternal grext aunt, the mother of Mrs Hetty Hughes, first e here, and was soon fallowed by Knight's parents before the year 1800. and they were regular vial tors to of the death of hit father to

18ii.

Since 1325. or for alxty-aiz years, Mr. Knight has been summering here, and for fully sixty different season* baa

bathed to lb* surf.

Knight's mode of travel to the old time waa by stage. The trip occupied about eighteen boars, and there were generally five change* of hones. The stage usually left Camden at about 4 A. M., arriving at Cape May ie same evening at ten o'clock. About the year 1841. steamboats began running here from Philadelphia. Among them were the Ohio, Robert Morri* and Bolivar, the latter commanded by a Captain Wbilhlin, a name well-known to Cape May County. Mr. Knight, ruuieiubeni when there were no streets here, bat simply lanes. The first drive-way was to Bchellangsr'i Landing. This was bnllt by aTurnplki Company, chartered by the Bute, in which Mr. Knigbt waa the holder of shares for which be paid two thousand dollars and afterward sold for two

undred and fifty dollar*.

Aa he remember* there were no tree* r other vegetation at all iu the early days at Cape May, which waa then surrounded by water, the creek which to

itiuuation of the sound*, at ‘tnptying into tbe ocean somehe Ml Vernon TracL Tbit

outlet changed Its location, very freqncntly, and on one occasion, Mark

c former owner of the tract,

built a bridge acruas it, but upon bis rvtbe following year, found it fully hundred yards above. In conncc with the Mount Vernon tract which ow being Improved ao much. It la interesting to recall that many year* ago a company of capiultola.'all met brain and energy, bad contracted purchase this property for *100,000, but when the aurvey wa* made, it wa* fo that about ooe-lblrd of tbe property Id tbe ocean. Aa Mr. Devine would make no deduction for tot* submerged portion, tbe deal fell through. Some of toe gentlemen Interested were Edward C. Knight, Richard Wood, John Stevens, Gen. Wm. J. Sewell and.* Mr. Lock-

wood.

Mr. Knigbt, who In a recent Interview, ive tbe above valuable remlniacnoe* spoke very highly of Cape May and iu unusually bright possibilities aa tbe summer home of the cultured and refined of all Eastern and Son them cities as many to toe Weal,*drocaiing very strongly tbe perfecting and continuing of tbe beach drive, praising toe present effort of oounolls committee streets in its efforts to Improve oar driveways to the center of the city, and especially urging a liberal policy towards strangers coming to our shores- This shows his deep interest to the welfare of th' Queen CKy of the sea.

CONGRESS HAUL,

cape mat citt.k.j. Remodeled and Improved. J. F. CAKE, - Proprietor.

THE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N. J. Thirteenth Season—1891. Capacity 300. Location unsurpassed. One block from tbe New Depot Nearest Uouee to toe surf. Strictly first-clam in all IU ppolnmcnu. WALTER W. GREEN, of Philadelphia, Proprietor

Opposite Congress Hxll,

CAPE MAY, N. J.

J.B. WILSON, Prep’r.

Those who sail to tbe Melvins find tbe beet accommodation at tbe Point. Oa* trip will convince aci Those cherry flavors are simply deciona at th* Colombia avenue drag ore. • Do not let toe bicycle parade matter grow cold. Get It Into aha pc. Mr. S. S. Cole, Veterinary Surgeon, of Millville, Will be at Cape May every Tuesday, between 10 a. m. aod 8 p. m , having hia office at Loper’a HoteL This effort of Mr. Cole to give attention to nick and lame horse* should meet with appreciation and be considered a convenience by owners of stock who frequenU know toe need of such a profaaaiooal.

jy80 1m

"Another one of those delightful bop* at Coogreas Hall," said Prof. Loomia last evening, "the largest one yet." Congress la tbe centre of 111* and gaiety

* hop* given every evening I ~ afiai

lew Tart Stock Report. Wednesday, July 23. 1891.

Del. Lack 133* St. Paul Wi Rock lalaod 72* Wabash pfd 23* Union Pacific 42* Mo. Pacific 68* Lonlavllle A Nashville 71J New England 33* Atchison 82* Northern Pacific pfd *4* «■ Whiakey 40* Jersey Central Ill Sugar 79} North Wert 1W‘ Burlington and Qnlncy 84 Lake Shore 108*

Cordage

"*HOTEL<KX>LUMBIA*Thoroughly Renovated and Improved. ZTQYET «"'T=»T=--Kr /k TZ 3RJ3LTES H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

social

They pat toe to every glass of soda _. the Palace Pharmacy, opposite Congress Hall. • Hatpin A Bro., agents for th* famous P. E. Shsrplres Butter. Ibis butter Is aweet, rich, and pare beyood comparison, and sold at price* that defy competition. Are you using hi Come and see IL Excelsior Market, 88 Washington street. Ewing's bath bonaca are opposite the best bathing ground.fully equipped,and are liberally patronized. The Clayton Sunday-school excursion was ben yesterday, and rvqnlnd eighteen ear* to bring than. Tbe people who earn* were very aiev, and there stay, aa naual, keenly. Jnrt think of H! Over 2,000 glams ol soda sold during to* week at the Columbia avenoe drag store, oad

duff.

C arroll Villa, to one of tbe brighta and cosiest of boarding vUlaa. Buy for year boy* Waterbary watch, at Joa. Head s, 9 Washington St. * I. H. Salto. 47 Washington street. • ‘ ~ - * clothing. All

North At Pacific M

r.i

Harter's confection* always fraab at Mercy A Mecray'a drag J “ I* Is led forth* apsay. Th* geotleI were ex Senator. A. G. Cattoll, and Hon. John Hood, hot which waa selected to not known. If too wish fine solid silver souvenir spoons, go to Smith, No. 8 Waahiqwton > treat, from 75c np. *

ZDEATOISr VILXxA., Near R. R. Station, Beach and Post Offloe. Nauth LaOayaUv NtrMt Torms—f 10.00 and $12.00 per Week. MBS. T, B. BROOKS. THE ROSSMORE, NOW OPEN Parlllc and Tcnnrwocc Area, Atlantic City. N. JTrirptMoc con wet Ion* with New York and ndladU[*l*--CaII l*i LOCATION UNSURPASSED- OPENS FEBRUARY 1*1. laU. ■RN J. P. DOYLE.

LateofllK WratKal.

Marine Vilia, First-Class in Every Respect. FIFTY -r ADDITIONAL -f ROOMS HOW OHM FVH THE HECEPTI0M OF QUESTS. HUH. F. HALLENBECK. DARLINGTON HOTEL-* Opposite B. B. Station. Grant Street, Onpe Mny. Under personal management of JOHN J. KROMER. First-clnae OulameT Large Airy Room*. Tenna Reasonable.

variety at L H. Smith's, 47 Wash-

WATCHES WATCHES

Diiionds and Jewelry BIGGS dk BRO., 1005 ud ill Wtlflot Street,

FOR SALE-A few Choice Building Lots

Kais.sfsssssafssa.''

ual heed*■■«** cottages la moat desirable location*, at very reasonable priors. Real Estate Offloe of X.EL2b<EES E. TJATrXXDXL,

WM. G. ESSEN, Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon, Washington Street. Hotels and Cottages Promptly Supplied.